GOP YouTube Debate Moves a Step Closer to Reality

7 Aug
2007

Eric Pfeiffer reports in the Washington Times that “Republican presidential candidates are backing off their objections to participating in the unconventional YouTube debate,” meaning that while it won’t take place on Sept. 17, it will happen. It’ll most likely to take place in November or December, which could make it one of the more pivotal debates before the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary.

Patrick Ruffini and I are quoted in the article, lauding the work of conservatives who pressured Republican candidates to not walk away from this historic opportunity to reach America’s youth. (Patrick deserves the credit for his Save the Debate petition.) Meanwhile, Soren Dayton thinks there’s a tremendous opportunity for Republicans to use this debate to their advantage. One way is to submit your question today.

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